Citation by Publication in Griggs land suit in Comanche
Court issues a four week mass citation in 1917 to defendants Andrew J. Griggs and heirs, J. Gray, W. T. Carruth and others, for suit No. 4208 filed by J. H. Morris et al. over 640 acre Griggs survey land in Comanche County Texas. Return date set for July 14 1917 at Comanche County Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Buchannan
Seaih Grigge Survey
G. M. Ph
W. Ht. Glasgow
Hewinning
Vey No
G M. Duchansac
Vera
Buchtman
V. IL
W. W. Lynch
L. O
William Barnhill
A. J. Griges
John ©. Carmachael
W. H. Glasgow
Comanche County
Texas
J. M. White
Griges
M. B. White
A. J. Griggs Survey
J.m.white
Comanche
Unknown heirs cited in land dispute in Comanche County Texas
The Texas court commands the sheriff to publish a citation in a weekly newspaper for four weeks to summon unknown heirs of Charles Sargent Bayles Cooper J W Maddox P W Wynne and J S Pleasants in a suit filed May 22 1917 case No 4297 in Comanche County District Court. Plaintiff P I Posaga seeks title and possession of 40 acres from the Sargent survey by trespass to try title and five and ten year statutes of limitations. The notice names defendants and requires appearance at the next term beginning October 15 1917 in Comanche Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Witte
A. J. Griggs
Ald Griggs Survey
Stone Mound
Griggs Survey
W.W. W. Lynch
M. RB. White
Comanche County
Texas
State of
Comanche
A. J. Lloyd
J. H. Morris
Andrew J. Griggs
Exas
Charles Sargent
Bayles P. Cooper
J. W. Maddox
P. W. Wynne
P. I. Posaga
Bayles
Cooper
P. Cooper
P. Jv. Wynne
J. S. Pleasants
Sargent
H. M. Long
G. W. Conaway
Sala
Summer Weather Sparks Canning Club and Local Gatherings
Weather runs warm with rain and busy farms. A canning club forms locally with many taking part. several residents attended last week’s Comanche show. Community health is good and social events abound including an air singing day planned for June and visits from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Bettie. Harris
Temple
Grandma Northcutt
Jewel
Charlie Fritts
Fleming
Willie Jenkins
Creamer
Henry Gore
Cross Plains
Advertisement for Ballard's Snow Liniment
Itch relief claim for Ballard's Snow Liniment with a permanent cure promise. Sold by H. P. Smith at prices 25c, 50c, and 1.00 per bottle. Application directions urge rubbing gently on affected skin to stop itching and remove cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
P. Smith
Local Visitors and Rain Mark Week in Community
Graham Mrs. Frank Luker and family of Valley Mills spend vacation on their farm. Mrs. Matie Clemmons of Dublin visits this community. Mr. Austin Clemons and family of Abilene visit relatives. A needed rain fell Tuesday night amid high winds. Miss May Miller returns from the Denton normal. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Richey and Misses Lane attend Proctor show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Frank Luker
Valley Mills
Matie Clemmons
Dublin
Austin Clemons
Abilene
May Miller
Denton
Texas
Silas Richey
Lillie Belle
Otto
Gertrude Lane
Procor
Local Rural Notes from Copperas Prairie and Gap
General Green disrupts farmers more than Kaiser as crops look promising. A large crowd attended children's day at Sidney Sunday. Gap school closed Friday night with a lively program and strong attendance. Miss Brysons of Brysonville visited relatives Sunday. Frank Bruton of Comanche repaired wind mills on the John Butler place Monday. Tom Hood and family of Martin branch brought J A Lane home after a visit. Bill Ferrer and daughter Bernice of Sidney visited to discuss Bernice teaching in Gap primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperas Prairie
Gap
General Green
Kaiser
Sideny
Misses Brysons
Brysonville
Frank Bruton
Comanche
John Butler
Tom Hood
Martin Branch
J. A. Lane
Bill Ferrer
Miss Bernice
Sidney
Gap School
Bernice
John
Fred Tidmore
Bessie
Tessie White
Tiney Everett
R. R. Everett
T. D. Brown
J. H. Ross
J. C. Ross
Idney Sunady
H. H. Burnett
May
Stag Creek
C. J. Graham
J. M. Vancleave
E.S. Vancleave
Jess Hood
J. M. Hood
Nettie Steels
Henry Vernon
Local notes from Comanche and surrounding areas
Social visits and illnesses across Comanche and nearby towns. Attendees at the Chautauqua include John Tidmore and family, with various greetings among residents. A death occurs: Mr. May dies, funeral at Stag Creek cemetery. Harvest efforts rise amid high crop costs and music events draw crowds.
Boro Zone Antiseptic Liquid and Borozone Powder Ad
Quick wound care for man or beast. Wash with BORO ZONE ANTISEPTIC LIQUID and dress with BOROZONE POWDER. Heals quickly and purifies wounds. Useful for cattle injuries, screw worm wounds, or cuts. Packages 25c to $1.50. Sold by S. P. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Smih
Indian Mountain Visit Notes Rasco Family
Mr. E. M. Rasco and family visited Mr. W. B. McClendon at Indian Mountain on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Rasco
W. B. McClendon
Constipation Dangers and a Home Remedy Claim
The notice warns that neglecting constipation leads to serious illness including typhoid and appendicitis. It cites Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as an effective mild remedy and claims wide use and a money back guarantee. The ad lists C E Ayers of Montpelier Vermont and miles medical co. as sources.
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C. E. Ayers
Sabin St
Montpelier
Miles
Miles Medical CO
Sikhart
Ine
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Pierce Fordyce Oil Association
J.C. Henderson
Kas
Andrew J. Dungee
Andrew J. Giddin
Andrew J.hiddingd
John Gray
W. T. Carruth
District Court
Coumanche County
Tewan
J. H
W. HH. Glasgow
M. White
Andrew J. Grigna
Andrew J. As
Andrew J. Driggs
Andrew J. Drigwe
Andrew J. Giddings
Tegal
W TT. Carruth
Eaid
G. J. Carson
S. W
Griggs
P. O
Comanche Produce Company
D. C. Bailey, Prop
Nissley Creamery Company
N. W. Corner Square
Washington, D. C
VIA
Auisaac
Fort Worth
Gus Hoover
T.P.A
Ft. Worth, Texas
John F. Lehane
G. F
P. A
Tyler, Texas
WSEK
T. M. Pulliam
Texas Wonder
R. H. Robertson
I. Thomas
Chas. Sargent
The
Peruna Company
Columbus, Ohio
Ava
Eva Poynor
J. H. Coper
L. T. Rasco
Bertha Bennett
Fred Cornwell
Cecil Cornwell
Marsh
Ingram Produe CO
St. Louis
New York
Cotton Belt
C. C. Thrasher
P. A. Tyler
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